'a stimulating experience' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing anything that is mentally or physically stimulating. For example: "My week of volunteering at the animal shelter was a stimulating experience that I'll never forget."
Though this is by no means the artist at his best, the exhibition has just enough good work to make it a stimulating experience.
The Theater an der Wien in Vienna has unveiled a production of this masterpiece conducted by René Jacobs, and, true to form for Mr. Jacobs, it offers a stimulating experience.
But that is all true of "Satyagraha" too, and the Met's production went a long way toward convincing people that slow does not always equal boring, that a deliberate pace can be the right one with dense material, that there are untraditional ways of telling a thrilling story, that it is possible to have a stimulating experience seeing an opera you've never heard — or even heard of — before.
My father had a record of old steam locomotive sounds and I still think about that all the time: the idea that you can sit and listen to anything and have a stimulating experience, just sitting and being bombarded by sound.
The colorful backgrounds and fun music offer a stimulating experience while the real-life examples act out the poses for each level.
The trip had been a stimulating experience for Chaplin, including meetings with several prominent thinkers, and he became increasingly interested in world affairs.
Taking place among art pieces within the Dillon Galleries, Bureau V and Byco created a sensory stimulating experience for its audience in addition to presenting their line.
Pohren said that de Lucía's decision to work with musicians like McLaughlin, Di Meola, Coryell, and Chick Corea must have been an "exciting and stimulating" experience for him, given their technical musical knowledge and ability to improvise and said that they carried him "so far afield that at times he must have been profoundly confused, a man running the risk of losing his musical identity".
You will most likely have a stimulating scientific experience.
A stimulating internship experience is an important prelude to further residency training.
Researchers have conceptualized innate innovativeness as a certain cognitive style (Foxall 1995; Kirton 1976), a desire for novelty, a need for stimulation, a tendency to engage in cognitively or sensory stimulating experiences (Hirschman 1980; Venkatesan 1973; Venkatraman and Price 1990), or a need to be unique (Burns and Krampf 1991).
